U.S. Marines load tactical vehicles aboard the @Australian_Navy HMAS Canberra in Queensland, Australia. Enhancing interoperability with allies is crucial to maintaining regional stability and crisis response readiness.
#InternationalByDesign@USPacificFleet | @MRFDarwin
Powering operations at sea. ⚡
USS Benfold successfully connects with motor tanker Badlands Trader during an underway replenishment. Keeping the fleet fueled ensures constant readiness to defend peace through strength.
#MSCDelivers | #US7thFleet@USPacificFleet | @MSCSealift
Strong and Sturdy. Class of 2030. 🪖🥾
The Class of 2030 has completed the 12-mile March Back, marking the culmination of Cadet Basic Training.
But the training is just beginning. Over the next 47 months, these future officers will be forged through rigorous military training, demanding academics, and disciplined leadership and character development. They will graduate prepared to lead and fight as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army.
Build the warrior. Sharpen the leader. Prepare to win.
#USMA2030 #MarchBack #CBT2026
⚓📰 #USNAVY UPDATE: USS Thomas Hudner Returns to Naval Station Mayport from Deployment to U.S. 4th, 5th, and 6th Fleets
MAYPORT, Fla. – Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) returned to Naval Station Mayport on August 9, concluding an almost nine-month deployment across multiple geographic theaters, including the U.S. 4th, 5th and 6th Fleet areas of operations.
Over the past almost nine months, this crew has demonstrated exceptional resilience and tactical proficiency across three different fleets,” said Cmdr. David Cook, commanding officer, USS Thomas Hudner. “Their dedication is unmatched, and we are absolutely thrilled to be back in Mayport to reunite with the families and loved ones whose unwavering support made our success possible.”
⚓🌵Growing the force in the desert!🌵⚓
On Saturday, @USCG opened a regional recruiting hub in Tucson to connect with southern Arizona communities. Historic investment in the Coast Guard is allowing us to recruit across the country, find the best talent, and build the most capable force to save lives and defend America.
Recruiting centers like this one play a critical role in growing the service. Continuing its most successful recruiting effort in over 30 years, the Coast Guard has recruited more than 5,200 new members and met its recruiting goals for the second year in a row.
Want to join the Coast Guard of the future? Visit https://t.co/J4bAetd2oX to find out how.
@DHSgov #GoCoastGuard #USCG #Recruiting